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David Kloser is a Certified Mindset Coach who helps athletes win the game within by breaking free from perfectionism, staying composed under pressure, and transforming fear into confidence.
He is the author of Stepping Up to the Plate, where he interviewed more than 300 Major League Baseball legends including Randy Johnson, David Ortiz, and Alex Rodriguez to uncover the mindset strategies behind peak performance and resilience.
As a motivational speaker, David has delivered inspiring talks to organizations across the country, including the Baseball Hall of Fame.
A former pitcher himself, he once faced Barry Bonds in college and proudly held him to only a double.
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David Kloser
Speaker, Author and Mindset Coach for Athletes
David Kloser is a Certified Mindset Coach, who works with person - inside the player... to help athletes overcome the need to play perfect, manage their emotions when under pressure, and release the fears and doubts that block them from being the best player they can be.
He is also the author of the book, “Stepping Up to the Plate” where he personally interviewed over 300 Major League Baseball players, coaches, managers and Hall of Famers such as Randy Johnson, David Ortiz, and Alex Rodriguez about what it takes to handle adversity and achieve success at the highest level.
As a motivational speaker he’s spoken to hundreds of organizations, most notably at the baseball Hall of Fame.
David’s other claim to fame is pitching against Major League Baseball's all-time home run king, Barry Bonds, one time in college. David can proudly say that he “held” Bonds to only a double!
